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Enchanted Kingdom's 4D Movie Theater Experience

Among the many new attractions of Enchanted Kingdom that intrigued Tutubi, it's the 4D Discovery theater that piqued his interest.

4D movie theaters, as opposed with common 2D (two dimensional deals only with length and width like moving pictures) and 3D (adds a perception of depth, usually attained with specialized glasses to view the movie like iMax), adds a fourth dimension in the form of moving seats that go with movie scene (similar to Rialto ride) plus the addition of water squirts and sometimes scents to let viewers "believe" they're part of the movie itself.

enchanted kingdom 4d movie theaterEnchanted Kingdom's 4D Discovery Theater...sorry no photos/videos allowed inside the movie theater as usual, as if you can capture the whole 4D experience using a 2D camera

So how would Tutubi review Enchanted Kingdom's 4D Theater? Let Tutubi.Jr.'s own experience tells it all. He liked the movie, an episode of Dora The Explorer, for he's also a fan of the Nickelodeon mainstay (besides Barney, his favorite). He enjoyed much of the ride, even the sudden, quirky movements of the seats (he's seated on Tutubi's lap throughout the whole show) but the one thing that almost made him cry, good thing the show's almost over, was the squirting of water on his face whenever Dora and her friends pass over water to simulate splashing of waves, rain and the waterfalls.

Did you know, Tutubi Jr.'s first movie experience was at the 4D theater?

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posted by backpacking philippines @ 10:25 PM,

6 Comments:

At Jun 24, 2010 3:28:00 AM, Anonymous thess said...

I envy tutubi jr. ha ha! I've never set foot on Enchanted Kingdom let alone 4D Discovery Theater. Someday , lol!

 
At Jun 24, 2010 5:32:00 PM, Anonymous tina said...

wow! would love to try that someday...

 
At Jun 27, 2010 9:06:00 PM, Anonymous Biyaheng Pinoy said...

I haven't been to Enchanted Kingdom in years. Maybe it's time to revisit.

 
At Jul 3, 2010 11:09:00 AM, Blogger carlotta1924 said...

bigatin si tutubi jr, 4d! buti dora the explorer yung showing diyan ngayon. nung nag ek ako horror yung palabas heheh. :)

 
At Jul 3, 2010 12:14:00 PM, Blogger dodong flores said...

Tutubi Jr. is so lucky to have experienced 4D before anything else...

 
At Aug 10, 2010 12:20:00 AM, Anonymous Ret said...

That's a new and fresh technology in movie watching. It would be nice to bring my friends and my little kid in that movie room. I have never went to Enchanted Kingdom, but will soon visit it.

 

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